Electrical Installation Specialist

Job Description Installation Electrician - Automation & Panel Build Support Leicestershire with site travel as required Up to £30,000 - £45,000 + Overtime Full Time, Permanent Rise10 Recruitment are on the lookout for an experienced Installation Electrician with a strong background in automation systems to join a busy and forward-thinking engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity to work across multiple industries including automotive, aerospace, and logistics, delivering cutting-edge control system solutions. The Role of an Installation Electrician: You will be responsible for the installation and wiring of control systems at customer sites and in-house, with occasional support for control panel builds when installation work is not active. The work will require some travel, occasional weekend work, and overnight stays. Key Responsibilities of an Installation Electrician: Install control panels, mains distribution, 24V DC systems, communication cables, cable containment, motors, sensors, and remote I/O nodes. Terminate field cables within control panels and ensure accurate installation. Support panel wiring activities in the workshop during non-installation periods. Read and work from CAD electrical drawings. Collaborate with electrical designers to build panels incorporating PLCs, CNCs, servo drives, and inverter motor controllers. Deliver high standards of workmanship with minimal supervision. 3+ years of experience in an Installation Electrician role or similar position (electrical installation & panel building). ~ Familiarity with PLC-based systems. ~ Strong understanding of electrical systems and components. ~ Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics. ~ Reliable, flexible, and willing to travel/stay overnight as required. ~ Competitive base salary (up to £40k) with realistic OTE of £55k ~23 days holiday + bank holidays ~Workplace pension scheme ~ Opportunities for technical training (in-house & with suppliers) ~ Exposure to diverse projects across multiple sectors ~